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(b) Refund. If after payment has been made to the Board of
Education a claim for refund is filed by such heir or legatee, or by
the personal representative of such heir or legatee, such claimant
shall be entitled at any time to a refund, without interest, of any
sum so paid, or the proceeds from the sale of any such property if
not in the form of cash when transferred to the Board of Education,
or the fair market value thereof at the time of transfer if not con-
verted to cash.

9-110 9-109. Distribution to a minor—resident or nonresident.

(a)    Money. Whenever money is distributable by a personal
representative to a minor and there is no legally appointed and
qualified guardian of the property of the minor, the Court may
order that such cash shall be deposited in any banking institution
or insured savings and loan association formed under the laws of
this State or in this State under the laws of the United States to be
named in the order, in which it may draw interest, in the name of the
minor, subject to the further order of the Court. The personal
representative shall deliver the account book to such person (includ-
ing the Register) as the personal representative with the approval
of the Court deems responsible and appropriate. When the minor
reaches the age of 21, or a guardian is appointed the funds so
deposited and the account book shall be delivered to the minor, or
to such guardian.

(b)    $300 or less in cash. Notwithstanding the provisions of sub-
section (a), if any minor is entitled to an amount not in excess of
$300, the personal representative may, with the approval of the
Court, pay such amount to such person as the personal representa-
tive, with the approval of the Court, deems responsible and appro-
priate, for the minor's past or future maintenance and support.

(c)    Appointment of custodian. In addition to the procedures in
subsections (a) and (b), whenever a personal representative is
required to distribute any property included within the definition of
"custodial property" [as defined in Article 16, Section 213 (e)] the
personal representative, with the approval of the Court, may transfer
such property to a custodian who shall hold or dispose of the property
in accordance with the provisions of the Maryland Uniform Gifts
to Minors Act. The personal representative shall, subject to the
approval of the Court, designate the custodian, who shall be an
adult, a guardian of the minor, or a trust company as defined in
Article 16, Section 213(a), (h) and (p).

(d)    Tangible personal property. Whenever a personal represen-
tative must distribute tangible personal property to a minor and
there is no guardian of the minor, the personal representative shall
distribute the same to such person as the personal representative